The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-23
PERSONAL.

MRs. LOGAN is rapidly recovering from the
shock Of her recent accident
Ex-SPEAKER CARLISLE reterates his opin-
ion that Congress will reduce the revenue next
winter
THE CzAR has not expressed himself as favor
ing any particular candidate for the Hawaiian
throne.
ROBERT T. LINCOLN is building a house for
himself on the Lake Drive, near Lincoln Park,
in Chicago,
The daughter of Speaker Carlisle is said to be
tn rrcttiest girl at the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs.
NINE. CHARLOTTE ERNDEN, sister of the dead
poet Heine, was recently visited by the En-
press of Austria.
MEGssoNGr.R is said to he almost friendless be-
cause Of his uuarrelsome disposition. His health,
also, is now bad.
II. RIDER HAGGAHp's mysterious ''She" has
been dr9matEed and produced at the Tivoli
Opera House in San Francisco.
IT was Frank Bellew. the New York artist.
who bought a 81 suit and found that the dye
stained him blue the first time he wore it,
DWIGHT J.. MOODY, the evangelist, is contem-
plating an extended tour of India. He thinks
India a trst-rate field for missionary labor.
Nor. RUrFo-ScILLA the Papal envoy at the
Jubilee, has received from Queen Victoria enc
Of the gold medals intended solely for royalties
No other envoy got one.
THE late William Hahn, the artist. whose
death at Dresden has been announced, was
formerly u resident of California and was mar
riod to daughter of Judge Rising, of Nevada
TIE monument to Sir William Wallace re-
Gently unveiled at Stirling is on an eminence 800
feet above the plain. The pedestal is fifty feet
high, and on this is statue Of the Scotch hero
twcnty-one feet high.
THE Earl Of Aberdeen wears his coronct some
what insccurcy Ills right is liable at any time
10 be questioned by alleged or real male issue of
his elder brother who nysteriously disappeared
years ago in America.
SENATOR DAN w VOORHEES,, who Is fighting
rheumatism at Hot Springs, has written letter
20 s. s. Cox complimentinC him on his Fourth
Of July speech, in which he laid out Farchild
and Foraker with the story of the braying don
keys of the Island of PrinlNpos.
TuE health of the Empress Eugenie has
greatly improved since her stay In Amsterdam.
The treatment OF the Dutch doctors appears to
suit her constitution Her bronchitis has been
practically cured, and the rheumatic pains from
which she has suffered for so many years have
decreased considerably.
MIR. WooLNER has completed his statue of the
late Bishop Frazrr, 20 be erected in Albert
Square, Manchester IL is of colossal size and
represents the lamcntcd prclate in ordinary
dress, and in an attitude as if addressing a
meeting, II is pronounced by critics to be an
admirable piece of work.
DUKE ALBRIGHT, Of Nuremberg has last
ended prolonged visit at the German imperial
court, and rimorS are rife of his engagenent to
one Of the daughters of the Crown Prince. Tie
Wurtenlherg tamlly-the Queen is u sister Of
the present Car of Russia-is the wealthiest of
the German dynastc houses.
TUERE is some talk Of Sir Henry Maine sue
ceeding Mr.. Beresford Hope rs Member of Par
Lament for Cambridge University. He has won
emiueuce by his work on Popular Govern
mcut' and as a iurist and is a man of high
ability. Politically he is a strong Unionist, and
n follower of Lord Harrington.
PRINCE FERDINAND, who has been chosen to
the Bulgarian throne, is described as an ambi-
tious and fearless young man whom cares and
troubles will not deter from accepting the posi-.
ton offered To HIM. He is. however. thought
tGl and cautious far beyond his years, aud will
toe no stsSo without careful consideration.